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guideline

[′gīd‚līn]

(industrial engineering)

A document containing recommendations for methods that should be used to achieve a desired goal.

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The Guidelines Trust contains expertly-vetted briefs, TRUST Scorecards and links to full-text guidelines.

ECRI Institute awarded USD2.4m clinical excellence grant in support of ECRI Guidelines Trust

Awareness of both these reporting guidelines and the EQUATOR network is at a low level among physicians.

Knowledge and awareness of optimal use of reporting guidelines in paediatricians: A cross-sectional study

"These guidelines, now in the fourth update, represent a continuous process of best practice evidence that has led to a 50% decline in severe traumatic brain injury deaths when put into practice.

Brain Trauma Foundation Publishes 4th Edition of Guidelines for the Management of Severe Traumatic Brain Injury

Whereas reinventing the wheel is clearly inappropriate, and many guidelines already exist that have some external validity applicable to the SA context, such guidelines also need to be approached with caution because the barriers and facilitators to implementation in the SA (private sector) context of certain treatments remain unique.

SASOP treatment guidelines for psychiatric disorders: eminence or evidence based?

(80.) SENTENCING COUNCIL, ASSAULT: DEFINITIVE GUIDELINE (2011).

Sentencing guidelines in England and Wales: missed opportunities?

AGREE evaluates the process of constructing a guideline, not the validity of its content (9).

Room for improvement in national academy of clinical biochemistry laboratory medicine practice guidelines

Physicians may also be surprised that the guidelines, published in Archives of Dermatology (2012;148:95-102), recommend cyclosporine as a short-term solution for up to 12 weeks to control a psoriasis flare.

Psoriasis guidelines support aggressive approach

* Standardization of the guideline development process: A step forward?

US Cochrane Center to present Stakeholder Summit in Baltimore on using quality systematic reviews to inform evidence-based guidelines

Surveying the use of important parts of the guideline, such as the criterion used to diagnose AOM and the use of pneumatic otoscopy, while being more difficult, might shed some light on adherence to some of the more crucial recommendations in the AOM guideline.

A closer look at the AOM guidelines

The clinical practice guideline was produced under the auspices of medical specialty associations; relevant professional societies, public or private organizations, government agencies at the Federal, State, or local level; or health care organizations or plans.

National Guideline Clearing House

General Security Risk Assessment Guideline outlines a seven-step process that creates a methodology by which security risks at a specific location can be identified and communicated, along with appropriate solutions.